During Exploraton, which European country wanted more territories to expand their empires? (Select all that apply.)

Which four were reasons for European colonization of North America? (Select four choces.)

Which country wanted furs?

1607

1620

First representative government

First self government

Jamestown, Virigina, was established for ________ purposes and Plymouth, Massachesettes for ________ purposes.

Pilgrims/ Puritans established Plymouth, Massachusettes. They later established the Mayflower Compact, the first ______ government.

Which three lead to the first self-governments in the colonies?

(select three options)

Which three of the following states were established by religious groups escaping religious presecution?

Which of the three describes the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

(select three options)

Depended on fishing, whaling, furs and shipbuilding

Rocky soil with coldest climate

Wheat+ barley+ flour+ rye= "bread basket"

warm and mild climate to moderate, plus fertile soil

agriculutral economy with cash crops farmed in large farms called plantations

warmest/ hottest climate

New York, Boston, and New Orleans are all _____.

(select three choices)

The increase of cash crops in the South, and use of slavery on southern plantations lead to _______ and ______.

(select two options)

During the early colonial era, slaves in the South worked on plantations, while slaves in the North worked on ________ jobs

In the free enterprise system, you may_______________.

(select three choices)

Under Mercantilsim, the colonies' economy were hurt when they were forced to trade only with their "Mother Country," who was _______.

What were the two effects of the French & Indian War? (Select two choices.)

Which mountain range was used by King George as the Proclamation Line of 1783?

Why did the colonists adopt "No taxation without representation" as their slogan?

Which British economic policies were used to tax the colonies? (Select four choices)

Why did the Sons of Liberty, lead by Samuel Adams, lead boycotts against British goods?

Why did the Sons of Liberty, lead by Samuel Adams, stage the Boston Tea Party?

King George punish the colonies with the Intolerable Acts, which closed Boston Harbor. Why did this negatively impact the colonies economically?

(Select two choices.)

The colonists were forced to house British soldiers (Red Coats)

British soldiers (Red Coats) fired at the Boston crowd

First American to die at the Boston Massarce and thus, the American Revolution.

George Washington was the _______ of the Continental Army (colonial army).

First battle of the American Revolution

Listed 27 grivances against the King.

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness=

Unalienable Rights

Colonies break up letter to King George III

List of grievances (complaints) to King:

1. ¼ ing of Red Coats

2. Taxes

Why is Saratoga the "turning point" of the American Revolution?

Washington trains the Continental Army

Continental Army motivated to coninue fighting

British General Cornwallis surrenders to Washington

King George accepts defeat

U.S. border is extended towards the Mississippi River

Largest signature on the Declaration of Independence

Why did the Articles of Confedertion fail?

(select two choices)

Why did the Articles of Confederation give the majority of government power to the states?

What were the two success of the Articles of Confedertaion?

Why was the Northwest Ordiance one of the two success of the Articles of Confederation?

What event showed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Why was the U.S. government unable to stop Shay's Rebellion?

During the Constitutional Convention, which group wanted to keep the Articles of Confederation?

During the Constitutional Convention, which group wanted to ratify the U.S. Constitution?

During the Constitutional Convention, which group supported keeping the states in power?

During the Constitutional Convention, which group wanted to shift power to the national government?

During the Constitutional Convention, why did the Anti-Federalists insisted the Bill of Rights be added to the Constitution?

Who is the "Father of the Constitution"?

When was the Constitution ratified?

Accoding to Popular Sovernigty, the ultimate source of government power is _______.

We are Republic because we ______.

We practive Federalism by using two levels of government- the __________ and ________.

(Select two choice)

Limited Government: Our government is limited by the ______________.

Under Checks and Balances, the Legislative Branch, Exective Branch and the Judicial Branch all have the power to check, or limit the actions of the other two branches.

TRUE or FALSE

Under Checks and Balances, _____ holds Veto powers.

Under Checks and Balances, _____ holds Impeachment powers.

Under Checks and Balances, _____ holds Judicial Review to declare laws Unconstitutional.

Under Seperation of Powers, in order to avoid any one branch from having too much power, government powers were seperated into ___ branches.

Under Seperation of Powers, _____ has the power to write laws.

Under Seperation of Powers, _____ has the power to enforce laws.

Under Seperation of Powers, _____ has the power to interpret laws.

Under Judicial Review, _______ determines whether actions are consistent with, or follow,  the Constitution

Which court case determined Judicial Review?

Who was the Chef Justice on Marbury Vs. Madison?

True or False.

Our Individual Rights are guranteed by our Bill of Rights

President who set up the first Cabinet and ended Whiskey Rebellion

First test of the new government; quickly ended by Washington and proved the strength of the national government.

President Washington warned America against political parties and foreign alliances.

The U.S. declares that the Western Hemisphere is off-limits from further European colonization.

What were the major arguements that divided the first two political parties? (Select two choices.)

Gained support from the wealthy business owners in the North?

Gained support from the "common man" and farmers in the South?

Alexander Hamilton established the ______.

Thomas Jefferson established the ______.

Why did President Andrew Jackson elimate voter requirements?

During the Nullification Crisis, South Carolina threatened to secede if President Jackson did not cancel a _______ that was hurting the South's economy.

During the Nullification Crisis, South Carolina threatened to secede if President Jackson did not cancel a _______ that was hurting the state's economy.

During the Nullification Crisis, South Carolina threatened to secede if over a tariff saying it had ___________________.

South Carolina used the ______

to try to nullify/ override federal law

President Andrew Jackson used _____, then _____ to evict Native Americans from their land in the South. (Select two choices.)

The attached map is associate with the ________ and the ________. (Select two choices.)

The attached map is associated with President Andrew Jackson's want to access ________ and ________. (Select two choices.)

Which area was gained though a compromise with Great Britain?

What year did the Thomas Jefferson buy the Louisiana Purchase?

The amendments listed are associated with the _________________.

These Amendments were passed during

Freed all slaves, abolish slavery

Made former slaves citizens

Gave former male slaves the right to vote

Thomas Jefferson wrote the __________, while James Madison wrote the ______________.